Carthage · Sidi Bou Saïd · Medina · Bardo
The ruins of Carthage, the American Cemetery, the village of Sidi Bou Saïd and Dar Alia, the Bardo Museum and the ancient Medina of Tunis.
- 1–2 pax
- 630 DT
- 3–5 pax
- 800 DT
- 6–9 pax
- 990 DT
The Landlord Concierge
Private tours, a driver, a guide who lives here. You choose the morning; we handle everything else — from Carthage to the ruins of Dougga.
15
Day trips
2 – 9
Travellers per group
540
Dinars, starting from
24h
Reply to your quote
Our approach
Every tour below runs over a single day, in a private vehicle. You leave when you want, you stay as long as a site holds you, and you have lunch where we eat ourselves.
Prices are quoted per group, not per person. With six travellers, a day in Carthage works out at under 165 dinars each.
Why private
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No 5am alarm, no group departure. You set the hour, the stops and how long each visit lasts. A nap in the shade of an olive tree counts as an itinerary if you want it to.
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A private air-conditioned vehicle and a dedicated driver, rather than a coach shared with forty passengers. Your luggage stays with you, and the road stops where you decide.
03
Our guides live here. They take you to craftsmen, to family-run restaurants, to viewpoints that appear in no tourist brochure.
The catalogue
Prices per group, according to the number of travellers.
Tunis, Carthage & Sidi Bou Saïd
The ruins of Carthage, the American Cemetery, the village of Sidi Bou Saïd and Dar Alia, the Bardo Museum and the ancient Medina of Tunis.
The ancient Medina of Tunis, Bourguiba Avenue and the Bardo Museum, home to the world’s finest mosaic collection.
Hammamet, Cap Bon & the Sahel
The Medina of Hammamet, the marina, the town of Nabeul, the George Sebastian villa and the Berber village of Takrouna.
Yasmine Hammamet, the old Medina of Hammamet, the Berber village of Takrouna, then Sousse and Port El Kantaoui.
Yasmine Hammamet, the Monastir seafront and marina, the Bourguiba Mausoleum, the cobbled streets of the medina, Sousse and Port El Kantaoui.
The Medina of Hammamet, Yasmine Hammamet, the marina, the Berber village of Takrouna, and Dar Selma — a breathtaking view over the El Masri dam.
Kairouan, El Jem & Mahdia
The Medina of Kairouan, the Great Mosque of Okba Ibn Nafaa, the Aghlabid Basins, the Sidi Sahbi Mausoleum and the El Jem Colosseum.
The Great Mosque of Okba Ibn Nafaa, the Aghlabid Basins, the Sidi Sahbi Mausoleum, the vast Basilica of Vitalis and the archaeological site of Sbeitla.
The Monastir marina, the Ribat esplanade, the Bourguiba Mausoleum, the El Jem Colosseum, the Skifa Kahla of Mahdia and the marine cemetery.
Dougga, Testour, Oudhna & Zaghouan
The ancient city of Oudhna, the mosque and old town of Testour, the archaeological site of Dougga and Teboursouk village.
The ancient city of Oudhna, the Temple of Water, Zaghouan town centre, the Sidi Ali Azzouz Zaouia and the archaeological site of Thuburbo Majus.
The Temple of Water, Zaghouan town centre, the Sidi Ali Azzouz Zaouia, the mosque and old town of Testour, then the site of Dougga.
The Temple of Water, Zaghouan town centre, the Sidi Ali Azzouz Zaouia and the authentic Berber village of Takrouna.
The ancient city of Oudhna, the Temple of Water, Zaghouan town centre and the Sidi Ali Azzouz Zaouia.
Bizerte & the Far North
The archaeological site of Utica, Ras Angela — the northernmost point of the African continent — the old harbour of Bizerte and the new marina.
What is included
A private air-conditioned vehicle, fuel and a dedicated driver for the full duration of the tour.
A guide who accompanies you on site and tells you what you are looking at.
A meal at an address chosen by our team along the day’s itinerary.
Entrance fees to sites and museums are confirmed in your quote, depending on the tour.
Booking
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Tell us your dates, the number of travellers, your interests and any particular preference: pace, accessibility, young children.
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Our team sends a detailed programme with stops, travel times, activities and a transparent quote.
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Once the programme is agreed, we handle the whole logistics. All you have to do is enjoy it.
When to go
Spring (March to May) is the ideal window for cultural tours: mild temperatures, green landscapes and quiet sites. It is also the flowering season in the North-West and Cap Bon.
Autumn (September to November) is an excellent compromise: the sea is still warm, the light turns golden, and the olive and date harvests begin in the South. Winter stays pleasant in southern Tunisia, around 18–20 °C.
Frequently asked
All our excursions are entirely private — you never share a vehicle or guide with strangers. The experience is planned around your group exclusively.
The price covers the private air-conditioned vehicle, fuel, a dedicated driver, a guide and lunch. Entrance fees to sites and museums are confirmed in your quote.
Yes. Beyond these fifteen day trips we arrange weekends and three to five day circuits, accommodation included.
There is no minimum. Prices are quoted per group, from one traveller up to nine.
Our day trips start at 540 DT per group for one to two people. Prices are per group, not per person, so the more of you travel, the lower the cost each.
Absolutely. We adapt all excursion programmes for different mobility levels and age groups: shorter walking distances, more frequent breaks, comfortable vehicles. Simply let us know your requirements when booking.
For standard excursions, 48 hours’ notice is sufficient. For multi-day tours and Sahara expeditions, we recommend booking at least one week in advance to secure guides, accommodation and logistics.
Our guides speak French and English. Other languages are available on request, subject to availability.
That is the point of going private. If you want to linger at a site or stop in a village, your driver adapts in real time.
By phone on +216 58 59 59 00, by WhatsApp, or through our contact form. We reply within 24 hours.
Booking
The sites that inspire you, how many are travelling, your dates. We build the itinerary and send a quote within 24 hours.